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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Metrics for Supply and Demand and where to find them?
When I'm evaluating a sub-market, what are some good metrics to evaluate supply and demand for rental units? Where can I find that info?
For example, I know that building permits are a proxy for future supply, but what do I compare it to to see if there will be an "over supply?"
Thanks
James